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Chandler shot a final-round 74 and won the Cider Ridge Invitational by a whopping 10 shots.
The 48-year-old McClellan resident, the first-round leader, finished the tournament at 3-under-par 141. Andrew Lee of Pell City finished second (151). Mark Durden was third (152).
"To win by 10 shots is pretty impressive," Chandler said after the nearly six-hour final round. "To beat that field by 10, I never expected that going into the weekend."
Chandler entered the day with a six-shot cushion as the only player to shoot under par in the opening round, but that didn't mean the final day was without drama.
Jaylon Ellison tore through a six-hole stretch in the middle of his round in 6-under-par to close within three shots of the lead. The run started with back-to-back birdies on 5 and 6, then went birdie-eagle-birdie on 8, 9 and wind-blown 10.
The run helped him regain all the strokes he lost by playing his first three holes in 5-over-par. But after getting that close, Ellison melted down with a 6-8-9-3-7 finish that cost him 12 strokes to par. He wound up shooting 83 and finishing at 156 for the tournament.
"He's a great player," Chandler said. "Any time you can go out there and beat Jaylon and beat him pretty convincingly after two days, you've done something."
It was a tough day for Ellison all the way around. Earlier in the day he lost the clutch on his car and ran out of gas on his way to the golf course.
When the round was over, he turned in his scorecard, got into the car he arrived in and drove out into the night.
Chandler gave himself some breathing room with a birdie on the par-3 12th and a par save after dropping from the hazard on 13.
The threat from Ellison ended on 14 when the former Calhoun County Player of the Year made a messy double bogey. He hit his drive into the hazard left of the landing area, played it into the creek, then, in a last desperate effort, squirted the ball off a mucky lie back into the fairway.
From there, all Chandler concentrated on was fairways, greens and pars.
"I just hung in there," Chandler said. "This is a lot of golf course from these back tees and that wind blowing like that.
"I don't know what other kind of good scores were shot, but I fought and grinded all day to shoot 2-over-par."
Ellison's collapse opened the door for Lee to finish second despite shooting 77 in the final round and making double bogey on the final hole.
The Chandler win was part of a family double. Son Dalton won the first flight by a stroke over Frank Toland and 2012 County Player of the Year Gary Wigington.
Sports Writer Al Muskewitz: 256-235-3577. On Twitter @almusky_star.


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CAA Women's Cross Country Weekly Honors - Sept. 24
RICHMOND, Va. (September 24, 2013) – Towson junior Elizabeth Tauber collected CAA Women's Cross Country Runner of the Week honors for the second straight week after setting a new school record in a 5K, capturing the Towson Invitational individual title on Saturday.
Tauber, who earned the same honor last week after finishing second at the Delaware Invitational, cruised through the Oregon Ridge Park course Saturday in 17:52.18 to set a new Towson record. The Tigers finished fourth as a team at the event, with fellow CAA members James Madison, Delaware and College of Charleston finishing ahead in first, second and third place, respectively.
Tauber's time broke Katie Ogden's previous mark of 18:00.59 set in 2011. It was also the eighth-fastest performance in Oregon Ridge Park history (5K). Not far behind the Tiger junior were James Madison's Jenna Flickinger (17:57.78) and a pair of Delaware Blue Hens, Lindsay Prettyman (17:59.80) and Emily Gispert (18:10.55).
In other CAA women's cross country news, William & Mary senior runner Christina Lee was the Tribe's top finisher at the W&M Invitational, registering a time of 18:53.4 on the 5K Dunbar Farms course. Northeastern freshman Lucy Young placed eighth at the Br. Doyle Meet of Champions hosted by Iona College this weekend with a time of 22:54.18 (6K).

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May 20, 2011
It's the final days, if not the final hours of this year's session of the General Assembly. That means so many things are happening so quickly, a sort of a fog envelopes the Hill and it can be hard to keep up with all the developments.
With the goal of still getting everything done (only passing an operating budget is required) by sometime Saturday, or maybe coming back early next week if needed, here's where many of the key issues still stand as this is being written Friday afternoon.
Republican Presidential candidates are joining the 2012 race, while others are dropping out. The result is probably just more confusion if you are looking for a clear-cut front runner to take on President Barack Obama.
First, Donald Trump announced he is not running (after weeks of what appeared to be activities and statements by the Donald that sure looked and sounded like he was a candidate). The billionaire businessman said he was certain if he ran he could win. But he now appears to be in a distinct minority of folks who still think he has much of a chance, and now Trump has wisely finally fired himself. Oh and by the way, the announcement came just as network TV rating sweeps were about to come to an end, in case you, like many, thought that had something to do with this boondoggle.
On a more serious note, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee says he won't run again in 2012. While that decision was not unexpected, it did bring some additional clarity to the field. It has led some to name former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney the front runner, especially after he raised $10 million dollars in one day (May 16)alone (by the way, Romney reportedly has a fund raiser coming up in Tennessee this month according to THE WALL STREET JOURNAL/May 18)).
But Romney's problem continues to be an image of being a "flip-flopper" particularly on the issue of health care. While he was governor, Romney passed a statewide health care program, that like the much reviled (at least by Republicans) Obamacare requires all individuals to purchase insurance coverage. Despite doing a recent major speech to prove that what he passed is not the same as the new national health care plan, so far that doesn't seem to be working for him, despite all the money he's raising. THE WALL STREET JOURNAL said this on the subject during an editorial on May 12: "Mr. Romney is compromised and not credible. If he does not change his message, he might as well try to knock off (Vice President) Joe Biden and get on the Obama ticket."
Romney is not the only Republican presidential candidate who is having trouble with the health care issue. So is former House Speaker Newt Gingrich who in the past has spoken in favor of the individual health insurance mandate. But that's only one of several issues Gingrich is trying to explain to voters. His biggest goof was calling Representative Paul Ryan's Medicare plan (which all but 3 GOP congressman have voted to support) as "radical…right wing social engineering."
This has set off a political firestorm throughout the Republican Party including Tea Party members, The Club for Growth and others questioning his temperament and his abilities to be President. Disclosures of his Tiffany's credit card bills and being hit by a glitter bomb during a book signing event didn't help either. This was clearly a most forgettable political week for the former Speaker who has long been known to shoot from the lip. Maybe the only Republican who had a tougher week was former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger who has admitted he had a love child ten years ago with a family maid and now his wife has left him.
Getting back to health care, even candidates not in the field are being attacked because of their past support of the individual health care mandate. That includes Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels (who is set to come to speak to Tennessee Republicans later this summer). An article on HUFFPOST POLITICS on May 19, reported Democrats heaping praise on the former Office of Management & Budget Director under President George W. Bush for the work he is doing to implement Obamacare in his state. The article also cites an October 23, 2003 story in THE SOUTH BEND TRIBUNE where gubernatorial candidate Daniels was reported as follows: "The candidate said he favors a universal health care system that would move away from employee-based health policies and make it mandatory for all Americans to have health insurance."
On another topic, another GOP would-be presidential candidate former Senator Rick Santorum got some pushback after he criticized the GOP's 2008 presidential candidate Senator John McCain. McCain has been outspoken in criticizing those who said Osama Bin Laden was captured because of "enhanced" interrogation techniques. Not so says McCain. But according an article on Salon.com by Justin Elliot on May 17, Santorum on a recent syndicated national radio show (Hugh Hewitt) said McCain "simply doesn't understand how enhanced interrogation works."
Oh, yeah. Isn't this the same John McCain who spent over 5 years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam and was interrogated while undergoing a series of beatings and torture? Are you sure about that, Senator Santorum?
Moving on to another potential GOP candidate, despite her steep decline in recent voter polls, former GOP vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin looks like she may get in the 2012 race after all, sending out a message to supporters that "2012 can't come fast enough" and later telling reporters that she thinks she has "the fire in the belly" it takes to run.
But for now, it seems the more things change in the 2012 Republican presidential race, the more they stay the same….more than a bit muddled with no clear front runner emerging yet.
As the Tennessee General Assembly begins to go home, the Metro city elections are about to move to center stage here in town. The qualifying deadline was last Thursday (May 19) with well over 100 candidates in the field to be Mayor, Vice Mayor or one of the 40 members of the Metro Council (they can still withdraw from running before May 26).
So what will this election be? What are the key races and issues? To answer those questions, I have invited two local government reporters to join me on INSIDE POLITICS this weekend. They are Micheal Cass of THE TENNESSEAN and Joey Garrison of THE NASHVILLE CITY PAPER. Join as we discuss where the campaigns stand and what to expect this summer. That includes a discussion of the possible Metro Charter amendment to make it almost impossible to ever change the use of the State Fairgrounds property in South Nashville.
It will still be a couple of days yet before we know for sure if supporters of the Fairgrounds got the voter signatures needed to put the matter on the ballot. But in the meantime there continues to be speculation that the Fairgrounds amendment is an attempt to boost the chances of term-limited Metro Councilman Michael Craddock, an ardent Fairgrounds supporter, who is seeking to oust Mayor Karl Dean, who has wanted to redevelop the Fairgrounds for other uses.
Micheal Cass doesn't mention this on the show, but he does have a piece on THE TENNESSEAN's political blog site that says that the Craddock campaign and the SAVE OUR FAIRGROUNDS group do share a common telephone number. I guess that could be a clue, huh?
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Chelsea Ladies gained a point from our opening FA WSL Continental Cup game against Doncaster Rovers Belles.
Jess Sigsworth gave the home side the lead after just four minutes but Olina Vidarsdottir scored right on half-time to level for the Blues.
We returned to the Keepmoat Stadium just eight days after thrashing the Belles 4-0 in a league encounter between the two sides.
However, it was the home team that started brighter and opened the scoring early on. Mille Bright's lofted through-ball found Sigsworth, and the pacey striker held off two defenders to lift the ball over Shannon Lynn before smashing right-footed into the empty net.
Bright came close to doubling the home side's lead 20 minutes in but her powerful drive from the right-hand side of the area fizzed the wrong side of the right-hand upright.
Chelsea, who went into the game as league leaders, struggled to get into our stride in the opening 45 minutes and it was the hosts who again went close just before the half-hour mark.
Sigsworth wriggled clear of visiting centre-back pairing Kylie Davies and Sophie Ingle, only to see her well-struck effort clip the top of the crossbar and go over.
The hosts were made to pay for their missed chances in the 45th minute, though, when Vidarsdottir levelled with our first meaningful attempt on goal.
Captain Gardarsdottir curled in a corner from the right for her Icelandic compatriot to find the top right-hand corner for her first Chelsea goal.
The two sides cancelled each other out in a hard-fought second period but we almost nicked the win three minutes from time when Belles' midfielder Kasia Lipka came close to putting through her own net from Gardarsdottir's right-wing corner.
Chelsea (4-3-3): Lynn; Susi, K.Davies, Ingle, Vidarsdottir; Gardarsdottir (c), Ester (Buet 62), Coombs; Jakobsson, Aluko (Longhurst 74), Bleazard (Ward 62).
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Sat: 5:00pm-10:00pm
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Disappointed – The salad and bread were fine. The wine list very good. But the butternut squash-stuffed ravioli was marginal at best. Very oily, pasta inferior -- thick, heavy. Inedible. The waiter did not come by to ask if we liked it. He took the full plate of food away and did not even bother to ask if we would have preferred something else. We will not be going back.
Best Private Dinning Room – Best value for private dinning in area- NO ROOM CHARGE!
The event manager could not have been more fexible with all of my special requests.
I will go back for more work and personal functions. I think this is the last place downtown
with free and easy parking onsite.
Thanks to Gretchen and staff - Bravo!
Gross – This was terrible Italian food. Never have I ever been disgusted by pasta, but this place did it. I went here for my prom, and maybe it was because we were on the "banquet" meal. It was just disgusting. The lasagna, ravioli, and whatever other dishes had no flavor, it was like chef boyardee quality. I absolutely would never return to this restaurant, even if it is a beautiful setting. The food is terrible (this should already be a warning....food is the MAIN thing of what your paying for) and the waiters/waitresses are rude and non-informative about the food also.
Many complaints – It's because of how overrated this restaurant is, is why I became a member here. It was that bad. People should know what I and two friends experienced tonight. The good: The service was quick.
All three of us agreed on what we didn't like. We each tried different dishes. So here's the bad:
1) Waiter was snotty and acted like was doing us a favor by waiting on us. We are 99% of the time big tippers but this guy got 5% plus a few pennies from us at the end.
2) The food was greatly over-priced and none of us liked what we had. The portions were small, and not nearly enough sauce on anything to give it needed flavor. My pasta ravioli was undercooked and chewy. It wasn't close to being al dente. My friend who had the spaghetti complained about the lack of taste and sauce on her pasta.
3) The place was noisy. We couldn't hear each other speak from across the table and it wasn't even that crowded for a Friday night. No way would I think of this place as romantic as someone else commented.
I wouldn't return. This is probably the worst dining experience I've had in many years. And I go out to eat often. Very much over-rated.
Great Valentine's Day evening! – Went there this past Valentine's Day with my girlfriend and I have to say it was an excellent evening. The server was very informative about explaining wine pairings and some special promotion regarding different regions of Italy they were featuring. We ordered the lamb polenta, insalata fornaio (I think that's what it was called), roast duck ravioli (for me), and she had the seafood linguine. All the food was brought out with impeccable timing and he didn't rush us at all. The ambiance was nice especially the high ceilings (gives it that grand look). Topped the night off with a nice port and some creme brulee like dessert. A great evening, great food...check this place out!!
Great food! – Although the food was pricey for the amount you get, it was amazing! I had the gnocchi and it was the best I've tasted! I went for my birthday with 3 other friends. We all had room for dessert since the meals were smaller portions, and I got my dessert for free! You can park in the garage until 11pm and have your ticket valadated! This would be a great place for a nice date too.
Great food, wine, ambiance and service – Normally eat at the Walnut Creek Il Fornaio, however my wife and I met our daughter for dinnner this evening.
Everything was top notch and the service from Scott was professional with a friendly touch.
Also appreicated the close covered parking with easy access to the restaurant.
Highly recommended.
Little Italy is done with large elegance at this West Coast chain where the beautiful people link up with rustic flavors. – The Scene
Soaring ceilings, gilt-framed pictures and a sinuous marble bar create an airy atmosphere where sleek, young professional types mix and match. This is a fun place for a cocktail or two after work with friends, but it's also a great lunch and dinner spot. Bring the boss or a first date you're trying to impress.
The Food
Robust, wood-fired rotisserie chicken; first-rate, oven-roasted pizza; truly classic Italian pastas; and superb desserts.
What to Order
Try the conchiglie al pollo--shell pasta with chicken breast, broccoli, sundried tomatoes and roasted garlic. Or the simple, utterly refreshing spaghettini al pomodoro.
What to Skip
The ravioli fatti, too fish-infused. The tagliatelle alla bolognese, too tart and missing needed sweetness or creaminess.
Great Unique Italian Food – I have been to many Italian restaurants in the area and absolutely love this one. It isn't your typical spaghetti & meatball Italian restaurant. I had the butternut squash & walnut ravioli and absolutely loved it! I had a bite of my fiance's braised short ribs and that was fantastic as well!
Great Food - Lousy Service - Prices High – Although the food is consistantly great, the hostesses and bartenders are rude. Ambiance is wonderful but the food is pricier than necessary. Overall we visit when a craving arises but dont expect much from the staff.
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But that's all about to change. Soon, the Anniston Police Department will line those walls with tributes to the history of law enforcement and its agencies across Alabama — uniform patches, hundreds of them.
Friday morning, newly retired Anniston police officer Travis Bentley pulled up behind the new home of the APD and unloaded more than 1,700 patches to liven up the bare hallway walls. He and other officers unloaded about three dozen cork board displays and boxes of loose patches that will be hung next week.
Bentley's collection focuses on Alabama law enforcement agencies.
"You've got to specialize," he said. "You can't collect them all."
The patches vary in shape, size and color and come from agencies at all levels of government. Bentley's collection even includes patches from educational institutions such as the Auburn University Police Department and agencies that no longer exist, such as the Hobson City Police Department. Bentley said he has the second-largest known patch collection in the state.
Bentley is such an avid collector that along with Oxford police Chief Bill Partridge, he organized an annual memorabilia show at the Oxford Civic Center that drew collectors from around the country.
Partridge, who primarily collects police badges, said it's important to preserve the history of law enforcement.
"I just like the history of the badges themselves," he said. "You can see how they've evolved from the 1800s." He has Oxford badges dating back to the 1940s, but the holy grail in his quest is the badge of an Oxford city marshal, what lawmen were called when Oxford was first incorporated.
Partridge said he is currently working on a display of old Oxford memorabilia that he plans to donate to his department for display.
Mike Bondarenko, police chief for the city of Prescott, Wisc., and publisher of Police Collectors News, a bimonthly trade publication with 3,000 subscribers around the world, said many collectors are law enforcement officials interested in collecting and preserving their own department's insignia.
"There's a lot of esprit de corps in police departments," he said. The patches, he said, become a symbol of a department, and officers develop pride for their departments and insignia.
New patches in use by agencies, he said, generally cost between $2 and $5. For rarer patches more in demand, the prices can be much steeper. He said patches from early California agencies can go for between $1,200 and $1,800 apiece.
One of the aspects about the hobby that Bondarenko said he finds interesting is that collectors who see designs from other departments often realize how their departments stack up and convince their chiefs or departments to improve the looks of their insignia.
"When I became police chief here in 2006," he said, "I didn't like the emblem we were wearing, and we changed it to a prettier design."
Bondarenko said when his department orders patches, he orders a set as well and uses them as a calling card of sorts — ice breakers that make for good networking opportunities at trainings and conferences.
This idea of trading and networking was what Denham had in mind when he proposed a patch wall initially. He envisioned displaying the department's patches and then adding new ones as people visited the department.
"We'd just see what we gather; it'd take a few years," he said. "I had no idea it was going to turn into this."
Bentley, whose empty desk is now piled high with his collection waiting to be hung, is glad to have the fruits of his labor on display in the shiny new building.
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SDLbits is a very lightweight SDL wrapper for Java. This library was designed to be very small and simple. It does not use Swig, but goes directly from "native" Java definitions to the sdlbits C wrapper library to SDL or OpenGL (in C). All symbols are exposed as they would be in C, except the "SDL_" prefix has been removed, since all names are inside the SDL class. The SDL structures from C are translated to very simple Java classes, such as SDL.VideoInfo. Most fields are exposed as read-only "get" methods, but "set" methods for writable members are supported as well. These classes simply interface to the actual C data with a ByteBuffer "pointer".
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C-Dogs SDL is a port of the old DOS arcade game C-Dogs to modern operating systems. C-Dogs is an arcade shoot-em-up which lets players work alone or co-operativly during missions, and against each other in the "dogfight" deathmatch mode. The original DOS version of C-Dogs came with several built in missions and dogfight maps, and this version is no exception. The author of the DOS version of C-Dogs is Ronny Wester.
Oolite is an independent reinterpretation and ehancement of the classic space sim game Elite for modern computers. The result is a space trading and combat simulation offering encounters with pirates, police, bounty hunters, the occasional alien menace, and other surprises along the way. While striving to reach the coveted Elite status, the players set their own path through the various galaxies, choosing to be trader, pirate, or bounty hunter depending on the situation at hand, and their own judgement. The game is hugely expandable, using a combination of property lists and JavaScript. Oolite's active modding community already provides more than 200 OXPs (Oolite eXpansion Packs). Among them are a huge variety of missions, weapons, ships, and extra career paths over and above what's available within the core game, as well as a number of other gameplay enhancements and customizations.
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The MPA program will host "Party with a Purpose" from 7-10 p.m., Friday, March 14, at Terra Cotta, 81 State St., Binghamton. This event is open to individuals who are ages 18 and above.
"Party with a Purpose" is a 100-percent student-run event established to raise awareness of the importance of civic engagement and to encourage professional and aspiring, local community leaders to be more active in their surrounding communities. An informative networking experience designed for professionals and aspiring community leaders alike, "Party with a Purpose" serves as a means to give back to the greater Binghamton area.
The concept was created by a small group of master of public administration graduates, and all funds raised from the event go to Binghamton University's Philanthropy Incubator for donation to local nonprofit organizations.
Hors d'oeuvres and pastries will be provided, along with music by Kreative Sound Entertainment. A raffle drawing for prizes will be held at 9 p.m. Tickets are $40 per person and will be available for sale from noon-5 p.m. Monday through Thursday, in the lobby of the Downtown Center. For more information, contact Leana Testani via e-mail, firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 727-2270.
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An MPA is a marketable professional degree that prepares students for management careers in public and nonprofit organizations. It is ideal for students who are committed to public service, would like to be leaders in public and nonprofit organizations, and want to make a positive difference in the world.
The MPA program at Binghamton University's College of Community and Public Affairs collaborates with community-based organizations to prepare today's students to be tomorrow's leaders, innovators, and public service managers. MPA graduates are equipped with practical, real-world experiences, and the theoretical framework needed to tackle today's toughest societal issues. Our faculty, staff, graduates, students and interns make important contributions to the communities in which they live and work, and to the broader public service profession. You can, too. And it starts here at Binghamton University.
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Drowsy driving can drive a person to distraction. Or is it the other way around? Or, perhaps, it's the lack of distractions that can drive a person to drowsy driving.
Tortured logic is better than no logic at all, which is what often happens when the topic of highway safety is discussed.
According to a survey by the American Automobile Association, young drivers are more likely to get sleepy at the wheel than are older people.
AAA, said a story that ran in The Morning Call on Tuesday, found that one in seven drivers between the ages of 16 and 24 admitted nodding off behind the wheel, while the ratio is one in 10 among all American motorists.
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Either way, when we consider the millions behind the wheel every day, there are many people of all ages who must get sleepy. Maybe the ratio for youngsters is higher only because they are less tolerant of boredom, and there seems to be a concerted effort to increase boredom while driving.
The lack of logic along those lines was illustrated in Tuesday's story when Pennsylvania Department of Transportation spokesman Sean Brown was quoted as saying that drowsy driving is a form of distracted driving.
Some distractions, to be sure, are dangerous — dropping a lit cigarette on your lap, spotting somebody naked at the side of the road, looking at billboards, using your thumbs to type a message to a friend on a little electronic gizmo, or making a sandwich at 65 mph on cruise control.
Logic dictates, however, that distractions of any kind are not boring. They are the opposite of boredom, and it is boredom, not distractions, that make eyelids heavier.
Falling asleep at the wheel is what happens when you are neither distracted from nor focused on what you're supposed to be doing. Falling asleep, or almost asleep, happens when your mind is allowed to drift.
I have driven back and forth across America a couple of dozen times, almost as often as I have flown, and I think the problem of drowsy drivers (including me) is far more serious out on long, open stretches of highway than in and around town.
Getting back to young drowsy drivers vs. older drowsy drivers, I was in my mid-20s when the problem first concerned me.
I got my Air Force discharge in western Oklahoma, which is an excruciatingly boring place to drive. I had noticed the problem of drowsiness even during one-hour trips, so I asked my buddy, a medic in the base hospital, how to deal with it.
As I reported in this space 13 years ago, he gave me something he said should help. A day and a half later, I arrived in Buffalo, having stopped only for fuel and food. I barely blinked during that trip.
When the effects finally wore off, I went to sleep suddenly, and for that reason I have, since then, avoided the medicinal approach (including doses of caffeine) to staying awake while driving. It was only dumb luck that kept me from causing a disaster.
A different recommendation offered by Tuesday's story came from Fran Bedics of South Whitehall Township, who retired after 36 years of driving trucks. "Find a safe place to pull over and get some sleep," he said. Other tactics, such as opening windows or loud music won't help, Bedics said.
Naps don't seem to work for me. Fifteen minutes after I'm back on the road after a nap, I'm sleepy again, especially in dreary landscapes like Oklahoma or Kansas. Now that I'm an old fogey, I have found a much better way to combat drowsiness.
After I read Tuesday's story, I discussed it with the guy who wrote it, Dan Hartzell, who also writes The Morning Call's Road Warrior column. At one point I mentioned that I stay awake on long trips by nibbling the little Combos snack pretzels.
Hartzell quickly declared that he too considers Combos to be the best way to stay awake while driving long distances.
I can't speak for Hartzell, but I swear I have not taken a dime from the Mars Inc. outfit to say nice things about their Combos cheddar cheese pretzels, not even when I first wrote about them as a sure-fire stay-awake device two years ago.
Other food items can be messy or can be gone in minutes. It's natural to nibble Combos only one at a time and there is no way to doze off with a Combo in my mouth.
The major disadvantage is the nearly impregnable Combos bag, which cannot be opened while driving without winding up in a ditch, so you must be careful to prepare, in advance, a way of reaching them easily without looking. Also, if you snack on Combos for hundreds of miles, you find out why cars need beverage containers.
Other small distractions also may help.
Cellphones are indeed dangerous if motorists use them for texting or pay more attention to dialing numbers than looking at the road. I never heard of anybody falling asleep while talking on a cellphone, however, so there is a balance to be struck.
Another distraction I have found helpful is the new GPS technology, although I can see how problems arise if somebody concentrates on entering an address while driving. Otherwise, even when I know the way to a place, it's sometimes fun to listen to the voice tell me where I am and where I should turn, with amazing accuracy.
Logically, little distractions that keep your mind active are better than big boredom that puts you in a ditch, or worse.
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I sold my 100mm f/2.8L is macro prime last week... and I miss it.
35mm. It's more versatile. The 50mm is such an overrated lens not to mention not a good portrait lens.People's heads will get distorted when shot with the 50mm (unless you're going for the distorted head look).
I agree with Peteroc. Keep the 35mm and get either the 85mm or 135mm.
Either you've never used one or you're... Im going to just go with you've never used one. I own and use all the primes below 135mm. They all work well for portraits, especially the 50mmL, 85mmL and 135L. They are tools, when you know how/when to use them they work fine.
Since moving onto the 5D3... the 50L is my go to lens for most shooting environments. The 35L was my fave lens until my first 5D3. The 35L is a great-walk around lens but now I gravitate to the 50L. 50mm is a great PJ focal length, and has been for many years. It also excels with portraits but… again, put it in the hands of a monkey and YMMV. Sure you can buy the 1.4 but it has a notorious habit of taking a crap when you need it... shabby build is why it's such a deal. If you don't mind that, then go for a 1.4. If your looking for a workhorse tank 50mm, the 50L is your lens.
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TALLAHASSEE -- In the summer of 1998, just before the start of their final season as Auburn offensive assistant coaches, Jimbo Fisher and Rick Trickett went through an unprecedented -- for them, at least -- series of losses. They just couldn't keep their centers healthy.
Before the year was over, they went through five centers after four went down with season-ending injuries.
It was an unfortunate sign of things to come for the Tigers. They ended the season with a 3-8 record.
"Yeah, that's the year we got fired," Trickett's son, Florida State backup quarterback Clint Trickett, recalled.
Fisher and the Tricketts have been at FSU since 2007. To the coaches' credit, the last six years have had their share of challenges, but none quite as bizarre as the injury crisis they endured nearly a decade-and-a-half ago in southern Alabama.
For that reason, the pair can sympathize with Maryland coach Randy Edsall and his staff as the group endures the challenge of having to replace quarterback after quarterback after quarterback ...
Since the preseason, the Terrapins have lost four signal-callers, all who had very real promise for the 2012 campaign. Starter C.J. Brown didn't even take a game snap this season before an ACL injury forced him out of the rotation. Several weeks into the year, his replacement, potential-filled freshman Perry Hills, suffered his own ACL injury. After his backups were both sidelined with serious ailments, in stepped Shawn Petty, a 6-foot-1, 230-pound freshman linebacker.
Yes, linebacker. His backup is a tight end.
For the last two games, Petty has been as solid a performer at quarterback as one could expect given the conditions. He has thrown for 156 yards and three touchdowns. He has even tried to give the offense some semblance of balance with his own attempted rushing attack.
In order to make it easier on Petty, the Terrapins have scaled back their playbook -- dramatically. Asked about the new Petty-sized playbook on Wednesday's ACC coaches teleconference, Edsall said his team is now running only about 50 percent of it.
---You can read much more on the smaller playbook in this story by the Baltimore Sun's Jeff Barker. As you can imagine, the Terrapins cut back on the playbook primarily because they were unexpectedly thrust into the situation of using Petty. So, because hasn't had time to learn the full scheme, they've scaled it back in that regard.
Maryland also has scaled back the playbook to account for Petty's knowledge of being a quarterback. While the Terrapins' system has designed quarterback runs in it, it also is predicated on having a passer who can drop back and connect with a host of playmaking receivers.
In high school, Petty ran a Navy- and Georgia Tech-style spread option. Maryland has had to tweak some of its concepts a bit to better fit his skill.
---Speaking of Petty, his days as a signal-caller are, in fact, numbered. Once the season ends, he likely will fade back into the Terrapins' depth chart at linebacker. The redshirt the scout team player was looking at picking up this season will effectively be burned.
He won't be the face of a program anymore.
He'll just be another face in the crowd.
Alex Prewitt of the Washington Post has a really good, really intriguing look at those days that are drawing nigh for Petty in this story. Check it out.
---If you're headed to Saturday's game at College Park, Md. and you have a spare coat, bring it with you. No, not because of Saturday-morning low of 34. Bring it to help someone in need.
For the 10th straight year, former Maryland linebacker Shawne Merriman will be hosting a coat drive just before the Terrapins' home finale. Before being drafted in 2005, Merriman played at Maryland between 2002-04. He currently plays for the Buffalo Bills who are in action Thursday night and won't have a game over the weekend.
The coat drive benefits victims of Hurricane Sandy in New York and New Jersey. Hats, coats, gloves, scarves, any cold weather item can be donated to the cause outside of Byrd Stadium. The Washington Times' Patrick Stevens has more here.
---Finally, shifting gears to the FSU beat for a moment, the Seminoles know the task of stopping Maryland's defensive line could prove to be a challenging one. The group is big, stout and well-regarded nationally.
The Terrapins rank 16th in total defense among Football Bowl Subdivision teams. They're second in the ACC ... to FSU, which also leads the country.
Fisher said in this Orlando Sentinel story that his group will be ready for the challenge the Terrapins pose.
---The Sentinel also took a look at sophomore cornerback and punt returner Tyler Hunter, who is trying to turn a corner this season. After a bit of a roller coaster of a season, he's hoping his play soon levels out and goes smoothly. Last week's game at Virginia Tech summed his season perfectly: he had a pair of key, clutch plays, but he also had his share of mistakes and miscues.
He's out to fix them all.
But as one of his teammates said, the most important thing isn't what goes on at the beginning and middle of a game ... it's all about the finish. On the very last play of last week's game for FSU's defense, Hunter finished well with a win-icing interception.
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The photographs in Confluence were taken from numerous trips to China and Southeast Asia between 2010 and 2012. Zaradur presents these images, shot primarily on film, in a non-linear fashion. This arrangement is destabilizing, and creates a conflicting feeling, a feeling that is at the crux of this collection. Each image jumps between discordant themes, whether it's simply aesthetic (colour or black & white, portrait or landscape) or culturally significant (urban or rural, enriched or impoverished). This approach fits perfect with the subject matter at hand. The aggressive post-colonial modernization within Asia's enduring civilizations creates a culture that is increasingly hard to define.
In Cambodia, Zaradur presents an image of the venerable Angkor Wat, full of life, with the uncanny image of a tuk tuk and a moped driving through an ancient archway adorned with a weathered Buddha – a reminder of the spiritual reformation from Hinduism to Buddhism at the temple in the 13th century.
But, a glaring contrast exists only a few photographs later. A constructed stream in downtown Beijing is meant to serve as a natural space midst industry. space amidst industry. Its winding is mathematically perfect, dividing the surrounding terrace full of spotless stone tiles and unembellished, clean streetlights. Despite the few businessmen sitting and waiting to go somewhere else, the image is – intentionally – cold and vapid.
Zaradur presents these disagreements in an honest manner. Many of the photographs evoke complex political, spiritual or socioeconomic questions, the answers to which are not easy to display. How can a culture that is unwavering on its hold into the past, and has pushed forward modernity beyond its Western origins, comfortably maintain a society between? Confluence attempts to depict this society: the crowded long-exposure shot of advertisement-riddled Shanghai; A shepherd herding goats within a mountain valley in China's Yunnan province; An elephant and a pickup truck sharing the road in Cambodia; A rice farmer in Bali surrounded by foreign owned plots; Children playing on a cement path between satellite equipped cinder block houses in Laos; The prayer flags and monasteries of Tibet.
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The Eye Pathology Laboratory at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary is one of the oldest in the United States. It was founded by Benjamin Joy Jeffries in 1868. The eye pathology laboratory was at the beginning just a cabinet that held the Infirmary's pathological specimens and drawings. Jeffries was later named the Microscopist and Curator of the Pathological Cabinet of the Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary.
It was not until 1891 that the first authentic pathology laboratory of the Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary came into being, complete with a microscope. Before long, it was in active operation and proving itself to be a valuable adjunct to ever more precise diagnoses. In order to advance the work of the department, a camera and other equipment for a photographic room were added.
The Eye Pathology Laboratory has undergone many generational changes. It has had a distinguished list of directors such as Drs. Frederick Verhoeff, David Cogan, Taylor Smith, Daniel Albert, Thaddeus Dryja, and currently Frederick Jakobiec. The laboratory is now located on the 3rd floor of the Mass. Eye and Ear (Suite 321) and was dedicated to David G. Cogan in 1982. It has an eight-head teaching microscope and digital photography capabilities. It also has an extensive slide collection and reference books that are important resources for the education of residents and fellows.
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If the barb of the hook has not entered the skin, pull the tip of the hook out in the opposite direction it went in. Otherwise, you can use one of the following methods for removal of a hook that is superficially (not deeply) embedded just beneath the skin:
Fish line method:
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Do not use these methods or otherwise attempt to remove a fishhook that is deeply embedded in the skin, lodged within a joint or tendon, or located in or near an eye or artery. If you are at all unsure, it is best to seek medical attention immediately.
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Otten EJ, Mohler DG. Hunting and Other Weapons Injuries. In: Auerbach PS, ed. Wilderness Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2007:chap 22.
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Kenny Chesney to Kick-Off 122nd Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign
The Salvation Army and the Dallas Cowboys announced today that music superstar and football enthusiast Kenny Chesney will rock Cowboys Stadium on Thanksgiving Day to kick-off The Salvation Army's 122nd annual Red Kettle Campaign. Kenny's performance will be televised LIVE nationally onFOX during halftime of the Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game against the Washington Redskins on November 22, 2012 at 3:15PM (CT). The concert marks the 16th year of the Thanksgiving Day partnership between the Dallas Cowboys and The Salvation Army, in which time the Red Kettle Campaign has raised more than $1.5 billion.
And now through November 11th, fans of the Cowboys and Kenny Chesney can visitwww.SalvationArmyUSA.org/BoysofFall for a chance to win a trip for four to Dallas to see the Thanksgiving Day game - including on-field passes for the halftime show performance and a meet-and-greet with Kenny. To enter, just submit a short (60-seconds or less) video featuring youth (pre-collegiate) football highlights. Selected videos may be featured during the Dallas Cowboys halftime show on Thanksgiving Day. One lucky Grand Prize winner will also win a trip for four to see the game live and in-person. Complete contest rules and details are available atwww.SalvationArmyUSA.org/BoysofFall.
"There are great traditions in America - especially Thanksgiving, family and football. For 16 years the Dallas Cowboys and The Salvation Army have been an American tradition and I'm happy to be a part of it," said Kenny Chesney. "I'm calling on all of my fans to not only give back this year but also send in their best football highlights videos for a chance to see me live in Dallas on Thanksgiving Day."
As one of the most exciting performers in country music, Kenny has sold more than 10 million concert tickets over the past 10 years. Kenny's performance comes on the heels of his most recent studio album, Welcome to the Fishbowl, which debuted at number 1 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart and has yielded the hit singles "Feel Like a Rock Star", "Come Over" and the current hit "El Cerrito Place." Kenny has sold more than 27 million albums and had 24 number 1 singles. He is a four-time Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year and is nominated again this year for the award. He also has four Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year Awards.
Kenny's live halftime performance will mark the 16th year of the musical tradition during the Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game to launch The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign. Over the previous 15 years, the American public has generously given more than $1.5 billion to Salvation Army red kettles to help 30 million people a year in 5,000 communities each year. Now in its 122nd year, the Red Kettle Campaign is one of the largest and longest-running charitable fundraisers, raising $147.6 million last year alone. Previous halftime performers who brought awareness to the campaign include Enrique Iglesias, Keith Urban, Daughtry, Jonas Brothers, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Sheryl Crow, Destiny's Child, Toby Keith, LeAnn Rimes, Creed, Jessica Simpson, Billy Gillman, Clint Black, Randy Travis and Reba McEntire.
"Without a doubt, Kenny will electrify Cowboys Stadium on Thanksgiving Day. His performance will not only kick-off The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign, but also get everyone singing along to his great music," said Charlotte Jones Anderson, Dallas Cowboys Executive Vice President of Brand Management and Chairperson of The Salvation Army's National Advisory Board. "The longstanding partnership between the Cowboys and The Salvation Army is deeply meaningful especially for those in need. We know Kenny and his commitment to the Army will make this a year to remember."


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safariguy5 wrote:I'm not saying that I know whether or not there are third party jak. Although large games tend to favor third party, I think it is premature to think that there must be third party. And even if we DO have third party, it seems that some people are exceedingly paranoid that it HAS to be a cult. I've said before that I don't see how a cult would fit this theme, and I'm skeptical that humans would play a third party role. It's possible we have a few survivors or lyncher or something, but I see no reason to suspect cult or a large third party faction. Not even flavor can justify it at this point.
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
strike wolf wrote:Altering the game so a scum could get away with a fake claim would be bastard modding. Edoc is not a bastard mod.
pmchugh wrote:If I wasn't lazy, I would sig that
edocsil wrote:Vote Count
Jak - shaggy, pcm, cm5, vodean, Sam, greg
Vodean - lsu, Jak, ???
Greg - Saf, Fifth, jonty, sound, Vio, aage, jgordon, hensow
Hensow - Droz
samgrossy wrote:While I can't agree totally with Sound's post, I do agree that we need to come to some sort of decision. But I think that we have reached a sort of consensus.
The interesting part is that this game is lynch by plurality not majority. Remember the push in D1 to make the vote count even so that there wouldn't be a lynch? So, right now Greg would be lynched regardless of the number of votes. At the very least there are 8 votes against greg which is close to a majority. It is also why I don't feel like I MUST change my vote from Jak to get a lynch.
We just have to be careful because scum could be lurking and at the last minute even up the vote count to prevent one of their own from getting lynched.
Commander9 wrote:Trust Edoc, as I know he's VERY good.
zimmah wrote:Mind like a brick.
gregwolf121 wrote: why cause it tells the scums who i am and what my role is,
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